Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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.QQ ,. C7 at f Q Theta Phi Alpha Officers: Bobbi Mi- rek, president: Donna Siuda, Karen Major, Linda Daman, Mary Gill, Jaan Duffy. Theta Phi Alpha. Top Row: Sandy Jerz, Mary Lou Kiley, Winnie Boylan, Pat Phelan, Marge Larsen, Stephanie Martin, Marie Dooley, Ann Morrissey, Emmy Lau Mahalek, Carm Parfipila, Elayne Brown, Middle Row: Kay Kiley, Gail O'l-lara, Mary Gill, Joan Duffy, Bobbi Mirek, Donna Siuda, Linda Daman, Karen Major. Bottom Row: Mary Esther Layerty, Geri Tabor, Joyce Seidel, Winnie Gill.

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With the establishment of Upsilon chapter versity witnessed the beginning of sorority lite. Today, Theta Phi can lay claim to being the oldest and only Pan-Hellenic sorority at Loyola. lt has as its ideals scholarship, leader- ship, and-most important-friendship. The chapter's chaplain is the Rev. Leo Martin, S.J., and the moderator is Miss Mary Louise McPartlin. Last September Theta Phi held a Sorority Weekend in Wisconsin. Rushing was held in October, and in November the group entered the lnterfraternity Sing, in which it won first Theta Phi Alpha first-place.IFC Sing winners. Standing: Elayne prize' December brought pOW,WOW Weekend Brown, Bonnie Bertaux, Diane Jenkinson, Sheila Curry, Kay , , kaiey, Jim Home Linda oomqn, Karen Mmm, Jane wyzgoskf, Pm Gnd the more Creeflve members designed ond Mroczek, Fran Olech, Bonnie Solzaks Sitting: Stephanie Martin, built- G po,-Ode -Hoof' Also in December the Sue Freko, Mary Esther Laverty, Marie Dean. sorority sold Christmas cards for the Glen- mary missions, Spring months were kept for private parties and activities. ln May the spring pledge class was formerly initiated and the year was cli- maxed with the annual White Rose Ball. Theta Phi Alpha Top Row: Mary Ann Kasal, Jean Bluhm, Sheila Curry, Rachel Riley, Phyllis Hunter, Barbara .lo Chesno, Michaele Wapole, Pat Cordan, Pam Putnam. Middle Row: Mary Tamburrino, Sue Freko, Cathy Silvagni, Charlene Parker, Irene Buiko, Mary Riley, Fran Olech, Bettine Zizzo, Bottom Row: Pat Mroczek, Jane Wyzgoski, Bonnie Bertaux, Eileen McNulty, 292 of Theta Phi Alpha in 1943, Loyola Uni-

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Xi Psi Phi dental fraternity has a two-fold purpose: first, to develop a membership devoted to its profession, school, and frater- nity, second, to aid its members in pursuing their professional, cultural, and social desires. The Lambda Chapter of Xi Psi Phi was established at Loyola in l93O. The organi- zation's many functions, such as house parties, an annual formal, and a yearly golf outing open to the entire Dental School's faculty and student body, have attracted more pledges Xl PSI PHI than any other Dental School fraternity. An auxiliary division to the fraternity, Com- posed of wives and fiances of the members, is known as the Zipperettes , they serve the fraternity by arranging refreshments and decorations for social activities, and providing clerical work for reviews. Dr. John R. Allison is the moderator of Xi Psi Phi. The Xi Psi Phi Quarterly unifies all the chapters and gives each group the op- portunity to publish the results of its activities. Xi Psi Phi, Top Row: Salvatore Ricupero, Llewellyn Jones, David Dunagan Joseph Matz Robert Lentz, George Lambson, Jim Fulbright, Second Row: Frank Withe, Fred Oswalt Don Pricco. Third Row: Wayne Beach, Robert Mesiewicz, Paul Frymark, Stan Kacpala Fourth Row: Ken Pittner, Emmet Dennington, Dr, Frank Gavin, Robert Kendall. Fifth Row Harold Hammond, Bud Elder, Ron England, Walter Laos. 'X E i Ll Z - 'V il K -. fe' ,, N r KF T-:- 1 -tt J i J if it is fr 'J E swf. all 1 T h ' Pb- Tu. J -A 5 rx. -A I -x X N - - , c gx 5 D ix 6 X 1 XJ' f 1 l l W 9' sf -ls.